Schedule Fall 2024

NEW DATE

All workshop events take place virtually on Monday, 12:00-13:00 (1:00 pm) Eastern Time (UTC−05:00).

Links to workshop papers will be active as events draw closer here.

Upcoming Workshops

December 9: Jing Li (Notre Dame), “Beyond Dollar Dominance: Why does Chile Diversify their Reserve Currency Portfolio?”
Moderator: Timothy Liptrot (Georgetown)

Previous Workshops

December 2: Ruofan Ma (Harvard; co-authored with Licheng Liu of Stanford), “BIT by BIT: How Bilateral Investment Treaty Network Shapes Foreign Direct Investment”
Moderator: Parker Li (University of British Columbia)

November 25: Abdulrasheed Isah (ETH Zürich), “What drives the specificity of climate finance needs in developing countries’ international climate pledges?”
Moderator: Nicola Nones (University of Toronto)

November 4: Natalia Pia Guerrero Trinidad (Minnesota), “Non-State Social Structures and Social Capital: Evidence on Crime and Conflict”
Moderator: Jing Li (Notre Dame)

October 28: Yongzheng (Parker) Li (UBC), “Africa? US? Or China? The Impact of Policy Framing on Public Support Toward a Closer US-African Engagement”
Moderator: Melle Scholten (Virginia)

October 21: RyuGyung (Rio) Park (UC Davis), “Green Protectionism in the Eyes of the Beholder”
Moderator: Eric Thai (UC San Diego)

October 14: Eric Thai (UC San Diego), “ The Strategic Use of Tariff Phaseouts in US Free Trade Agreements”
Moderator: RyuGyung (Rio) Park (UC Davis)

October 7: Sujin Cha (University of Michigan), “Industrial Policy in a Globalized Economy: Firm Foreignness and US Subsidy Allocation”
Moderator: Sojun Park (Princeton University)

September 23: Melle Scholten (University of Virginia), “The Prodigal Child Returns? Attitudes Towards Return Migration in a Developing Economy”
Moderator: Natalia Guerrero Trinidad (University of Minnesota)

September 16: Tim Liptrot (Georgetown University), “Personalist Property: When do Autocratic Successions Cause FDI Expropriation?”
Moderator: Sujin Cha (University of Michigan)